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FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1913.

Hughes and Hough

AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

AND ADMIRALTY.

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

"TO-KWA-WAN ' COAL STORAGE,

Codes used: A.E.C. 47&H EDITIONS, A. TELEDRAPHIC CODE.

Tolegmphic Addross:

*MEİRTON' HONGKONG.

0.

R

SATURDAY,

"

the 15th January, 1913, at 3 r,, on the Sprity→

The Several Lots Numbered 1 to 19 on Plan to be seen at the Auctioneer' Office, fer crection of

BOOTHS AND MATSHEDS,

on the Government Ground adjoining the Race Course, North of the Grand"

to

Stand Enclosure.

TRENS:-Cash.

For Plan and Conditions of Sale, apply

HUGHES & HOUGH.

Government. Auctioneers.

Hongkong. January 18. 1913,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

83

Toate all by Public Auction

THE Daderrigand have received instruo-

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

On

SATURDAY,

the 25th January, 1913. at 3.30 .M., st

the Rack Counse Following the Sale of Sites for Booths and Matched

The well-known Racing Pony

GLORY,' *SNOW

Winner of several races. 'Will make goud Hack.

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers.

Hongkong, January 22, 1913.

PUBLIO AUCTION.

103

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONE E R.

SHARE & GENERAL BROKER.

FOR

SALE.

SECTION A or' K. 1, L. 570

Area 24,378 Square foot. Position Facing King's Park,

Money on Mortgages at market rates.

OBLIO AGOTION. PUE Ündersigned has received instruc

tions to sell by Pubilo Auction.

on

11

SATURDAY,

the 25th January. 1918, commencing at 10.30 am, w his Sulos Rooms, DODDRLL STREET,-

250 READY-MADE TWEED SUITS. 80 PAIRS ENGLISH BOOTS AND SHOES.

Taste-Cash on delivery,

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer.

Hongkong, January 93, 1913.

PUBLIC, AUCTION.

מס

WEDNESDAY,

EXTENSION OF AKSUAN DAM OPENED.

"

THE CHINA MAIL:

King George's Message To Egypt.

Th

CAIRO, Dec. 23.

The great Assuan dam extension works were opened by the Khedive of Egypt yesterday, in the presence of many high officials and prominent personagas, includ ing Lord Kitchener.

The handle used by the Khedira in manipulating the laver for opening the swing bridge suroes' the locks was in the form of a silver statuette of Rapi, the ancient Egyptian Nile god who was supi pased to preside over the destinies of the

Myet.

This emblem was presented to the Kbe- dive by Mr Wilfred Stoke“, chairman and managing director of Mosers Ransomes and Rapier, London and Ipswich, contractors for the sluices.

The actual coroniony, which included the opening of the now awing bridge and a Daw 'book gate and the passing throgh of x atomer, was performed most succesfully, Lord Kitchener road the following mes go from King George:

Dr

Williams' Pink Pills

Make Women Well.

Just because she is a WOMEN, there are times when nearly every woman needs help and strength in the form of a blood- building tenis.

To thousands of the wanker ser Dr Williams' Pink Pills hays proved a blessing, because they give strength, enrich the blood, End restore tone to the aching

NOIVOS.

“From maidenhood I was aflicted mors or less with Assamis, and the climax.cime somo years ago when my health suffered a complete breakdown, says Senors F Palacio, of Bautista Pangasinan, whose husband is one of the largest Drag Store proprietors in the Philippine Islands.

On this auspicious ocasion I desire you to express to the Khedive my hearty.com- gratulations on the completion of this grunt work, with which the naine of my uncle, the Duke of Connaught, is connected.

Then I fell into a most emaciated on- 108 Full wing with deep interest the prosperity divinn. My nerves became so shattered ul Egypt, I rojisice with the Khedive at the that the slightest excitement brought os violent trembling and palpitations,neuralgie achievement of this vaat undertaking.he-daches tortured me day and night,, I which will coofer far-reaching beneûts de | could not eat, and insomnia robbed me of

the sleep I surely needed.

FE Undersigned has received instrucundowners, and especially on poorer THE

tions to sali by Public Auction,

cuftiators Now, the water supply for itigation purposes is amored by the magni. ficent dam which the Khedive to-day in Augurates and his Government already has in hand a comprehensive drainage schem for the Lower Dolin, the brightest agricultural proapocta seem Assure. I preserve the happiest recollections of the Khedive's recont visit to me in Eng land.

the 29th January, 1913, commenting at 2.30 P.M., at No. 6, Des Voeux Villas (58, The Peak),—

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

(Fall. Particulars from Catalogue),

On View from Tuesday, the 9th Jan. Catalogues will be issued.

TIME:-Cash so delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer. Boogkong, January 23, 1913.

PUBLIO AUCTION.

306

HE Undersigned has received instruc-

Tious to call by Public Auction

TUESDAY,

the 28th January, 1913, commencing at 2.30 .M., at his SALES Rooms.

DUDDELL STREFI,--

A FINE COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE & MODERN PORCELAIN FROM THE MING, KANGHI, YUNG CHING, KIENLUNG, TOW KWONG,

AND LATER PERIODS:

Alo Snuff Bottles, Ivory Carvings. Jade Stone, Pakin Cloisonne, Euamel, Embroidered

Mandarins Coats, etc., etc. N.B.The above collection is from Can- ton sad is to be cleared owing to the near

†HE Undersigned have received instruo- | *pproach of Chinese new year.

THE Undersigned have fac voton

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNZE,

од

FRIDAY,

the 31st January, 1913, at 11 A‚H., at their Sales Rouma, No. 8, Die Vosux Road, corner of TCE BOB SIBZZT,-

Á CONSIGNMENT OF HOUSEHOLD LINENS,

Comprising:-

Witney Blankets, Travelling Rugs, Turkish Towels: Brown Linen Towels,

TERMS:-Cash on delivery.

On View from Monday, the 27th Jan. GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer. Hongkong. January 14, 1913.

61

(Signed) GEORGE.

Thé Khediva mudo a short reply, and then pulled the lever bridge.

The following decorations were comfor red in connection with the ceremony ?

Mr A. L. Webb, C. M.G.

Mr Murdoch Macdonald. Under-Secre- tary of State, P.W.D., the Osmanish of the Second Class.-Router.

The Great Dam.

L:

THE MAGNITUDE OF THE WORK AND

WHAT IT HAR DONE.

The Assuan Dam was first brought inte operation ton years ago in the winter of 1302-3-and the heightening, begun in 1907 and just completed, prosented almost 8 many difficulties as the original under. taking.

The Nile Valley, outside of the troples, is practically devoid of rainfall, and yet probably nowhere in the world is there so large a proportion of population per square mile depending solely on the produce of the soil.

*

The river in its rise and fall is nearly constant. It altain its highest in Septem-

"Although I took much medicine my decline" continued to be rapid, for soon I began to expectorate blood, heavy night sweats truther enfoohled me, and chest weakness combined with other abraing symptoms indicated that I was in dire peril of Consumption.

This was my condition when a pamphlet telling of the many cures Ur Wilhaus Pink Pills have wrought in casas similar to mine reached my hus and through the post At his roquest I commenced a couran of these Fill, and after a while it became evident that my strength was gradually returning. Meal times began again to have some interest for me, uanset, pain and romitting <fter food ceased. Daily as I con- tinued with these Pills their marvellous health restoring power became more and inore evident. In abort, as the result of perseverance with a suficient course of Dr Williams' Pink l'ills, I am now thoroughly stored to health, and my husband is so lifed that De Williams' Pink Pills alone are responsible for my cure that he is 'commending them at every opportunity "

Dr Williams' Pink Pilla for Pale People are sold hy most denlera; also by Dr Wil. 'liams' Médicine Co., 84 Szechuan Road, Shanghai, one bottle for 81.50, six for $8.00 post free.

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FOR THE RELIEF of Indigestion, O.T. has. proved invaluable to thousands of people.

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TURKISH

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Brakel! Buga Mre MaCro

ber and diminishes rapidly until December, to be Sold at FACTORY PRICES to

and then slowly until June.

The highest dood known is 3.5ft. sbʊya. the average, the lowest 5,5ft. below~-or 20ft, above the mean water surface. ôf lom Nile. Auchs feable food has only recarred four times in modern history; in 1877 it caused widespread famiña and death in

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. Upper Egypt-in 1899, in 1902, and 1907.

PUBLIC" AUOTION

instructions to all by Public Auction MR GEO. P. LAMMERT has received

on

FRIDAY,

Hand-embroidered Pillow Cr-es, Bith Towels, Single and Doable Bed Size Hem. stitched Sheets Honeycomb and Satin Quilts, Huckaback Towels, Damask Talile the 31st January, 1913, at 3 ... at his Cloths 2 yds. wide by 2 yds.. 2j yd .... 3: Auction Rons in Duddell Street.-- yds., 21 and 4 yds., Ladies' and Guat's Handkerchiefs, Lico Curtains, Pantry, Teš and Glase Clutlis, Gent's Tunic Shirts and Bose,

Abo

A faw lots of Sundries.

(In small lots to suit purcheurs). T-A al.

HUGHES & HOLER,

Auctioneers. Hongkong, January 22, 1913;

IN 4 LOTS.

THE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD

PROPERTIES knovn:s

A HUGE WORK,

When British engineers undertook the

sentations were inade to them of storing management of Egyptian irrigation, repre-

the Nile water, and the site selected for

the great dam was at the head of the Fires Catarner, above Assuan.

The length of the dam is nearly 1 mile, and the 180 sluices were capable of discharging the ordinary maximum Nile flood of 350 000 | cubic feet per second. The top width of the dam is 23ft., the bottom 82ft., and

Noy 3, 4, 5 & 6, PROSPECT PLACE originally it rose approximately 128īt.

(BONHAM ROAD;.

Particular may be obtained from the

Vendors Solicitors.

Labore ita foundations.

The storage capacity of the reservoir was

introduce them in Hongkong.

KOMORS,

Alexandr Buildings. Hongkong, January 22, 113. 100

LESSONS IN CHINESE.

ER LI HON FAN, & Chinese graduate Mversed in litarstairs, has been & teacher to European officials and merchants in this

posts to pase in the Chinese examination, and Colony for over ten years.

He has a good method of training Euro.

Me H. Ashley Brere-Dr O. Marriott

ton

Migy T. Martin

Mr F. W. Buck Mr R. T. Matheson Mr O. Buschoot

and chil Mr A. J. Cambridge Mr J. McDowall Mr JS Campbell Dr G. W. McKean Mrs H. F. Chalkley Dr and Mrs C. W.

McKenny Mr & Mrs D. McNeill

Mrs Chaplin & maid Mr Carton Chase Mr P. N. Christie Mr W. T. Chisholm Mas G. St. Clain

Me & A. Claxton Mrs W. F. Cowes

Mr A. G. Cowie MrJ.

W. Cranston Miss Crocker Mr G. P. Curry is possessed of a first rate certificate sa s

Mr J. D. Deacon. Chloe Loscher. He bag also a good know... Descen ledge of Mandarin and Hakka.

Those who, intand learning the Chinese language are requested to write care of China Moi office or direct to $1. Holly wood Road, 1st floor.

Hongkong, May 17, 1912.

FONG KAY,

MES DEACON, LOOKER, DEACON about 3,730,000 millions of cubic feet. HAIR DRESSING SALOON,

102

AND HARSTON, ur from the Auctioneer. Hangkong, da unly $1, 1913,

00

AGENTS LONDON -F, Azcan, 11 & 12 Clement': Lane, Lombard Street 1.0. . B. Browz &Co., Ltd., 163 Queen's Road, l'istory St. CLARKE, Box & PLATT, Be Grat Lahutch st.c. G.Ezerat & Co., LÀ

30 Cornhill, GORDON &-Geren, «15 Si Bride Bt., .c. ROBERT WATSON, LEI Feet Street, C. MITCHELL & Co., For Hill, Holborn Finduct, z.d... D. J KETKER & Co, 3 Whitefrinas Bi. 2.0. MATHER & Chowman, Ltd., 0 11. 12-New Bridge St...."

SCOTLAND FRED. L. SIMONE, & Nort

81. David Birest, Edinburgh, PARIS AND KUROPE, MAYANOK FRRAJ

'THE CHINA MAJI»/

NOTICE.

Communications relating to tiewe should us addressed, to TE KDITOR.

Correspondents must · forward. then

which created a lake extending up the Nile Valley for about 200 miles.

Mr OG. Denisoti Mr. C. Deason MW. Dietmar Mrs R. H. Douglas MrA. G Dovay 76 Mr W. C. Drow

Miss L, Dunlo Mr T. C Dopay

RAZDES GROUND AND SET,

HONGKONG.

The original work was completed in No. 64, WELLINGTON STREET, about four years, on Dec. 10, 1902, tho contractors being Mesars John Aird and Co., and the contract prize £2,000,850,

Then, in 1907, it was decided to mise the lam 201t. higher, incrassing the" storag expacity to about 9,375,00 willions of cubic feet. This was the plsa originally proposed, and it involved the submergence,

names and addresses with any communica-for some months of every year, of the

| Mias A. Edwards

Mr B. E. Melita Mr C. D. Malbourne Mr J Melcher Major Menzie Mr J. Merecki Mr J. Morris

4

Mr R. F. Moxley

Mr. J. D. F. Muider Mrs J. D. F. Mulder Mr A. H, Münch Capt. and Mrs F. D.

Northeimbo

Mr V. d'Oettingen MrW. F. C, Oucen-

leron

Mr and Mrs Hans Petersen, valet & maid

M: Pieper

Mr L. Pinkham

Mr and Mrs H. O. Mr A. W. Prior

Mr E R. Bay Ehrenfels

Mr E. Forsyth

Mr H: 0. Fieber

Me Wallace. Farley Miss F. Reay Mrs C. Finlayson Mr and Mrs H. T

Richardson Major and the Bus

Mrs D. Wigbam Richardson & son Mr and Mrs Rouse Sir H. Ja Faustoarut Lady E de San

Mr. E. A. 8. Fowler Mr G. Freer Miss Maud Freur Mrs Freach & child Mr Denman Fuler

Graduated in America at the Moler Mr & Mrs A. Genre

System of Colleges,

GIVE US A TRIAL. TEX BEST BAZZzz in Town,

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tion addressed to the Editor, not necessarily Philae Temples, situated on an island just The American New Style Chair. for publication but as evidence of good upstream of the dam, and the artistic faith.

All matter for publication should be beauty of the place you the day.

written on one side of the paper only.

The huge rosorvoir of the dam is filled

No anonymously signed communicatio: yearly by March: after that the volume will be inserted.

Hongkong, August 19, 1917.

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when all the gates are open to allow of the free passage of the food...

144 FEET HIGH,

The present, total height of the dam, with the new extension, is roughly 144 feet from the foundation, and the pressure against the low-level sluices in approzi mately 308 tona.

Alterations and addition to Advertise ments on Pagen 3, 8, 4, 5, 8 and ý should be sent to the Office, No. 5, Wynd

In spite of this enormous load, the ham Street, not later than 11.30 am. aluices can easily be operated by one man Albomalkona and additions to Advertise: so as to regulate the discharge of water day manta ou pages 1, 8, 7 and 10 should be | by day, sent un not later than 2 p.m.

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of a Typhoop.

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| before 3.ping, maganda and Makana

Advertisemente sad Bubscriptions whini

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continued until countermanded.

expansion of operations due to

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